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Also known as Hanging Pearmain due to the fruit hanging late on the tree if not picked
rumoured to be the last Jennet perry pear
apparently from one of three pips brought over from Rouen
Named after the home of Earl Talbot - Ingestre Hall - although originally raised by Thomas Andrew Knight around 1800
A late eating apple that can also be used for cider
Blakeney Red Size:Kirchensaller Also known as Hanging PearmainA dual purpose eating and perry pear from Gloucestershire. Large yellow fruits with heavy flush, sometimes streaked with light russet. A reliable and heavy cropper. Flowers mid season. Ready to harvest end of September to beginning of October. Mill up to seven days after harvest. Widely planted in the nineteenth century, especially around Gloucestershire. Medium acid and tannin, very pleasant quality. Permission to use photograph by Kevin Garrod